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[Lung histology in experimental drowning].

B Brinkmann, G Fechner, K Püschel

    Zeitschrift Fur Rechtsmedizin. Journal of Legal Medicine
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    Aspiration of fluids with varying salt concentrations in rats causes osmotic damage to lung tissues. This study details the cellular and histological changes, differentiating between live reactions and postmortem effects.

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